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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
REAL ESTATE.

No. 5000, r. -"R"-Chaneor Court Of Shel.
By OOunty--Stats Of Tennessee, for use ,
etc, Va, W. IL. Batter OF al.
DX virtue Of an Intoriosutory decree for
ID sale entered In the above cause on the
18th day of February, 1851, N. B. 90, page
$50, / will soil at publ, auction, TO the high
est bidder, In front Of the Clerk and Master
ONCE, NJ N street entrance 70 tho court.
house o. Shelby county, Memphis, Tenn. ,on
Saturday, March 80, 1857,
within legal hours, the following described
property, situated In Memphis, Shelby seun.
~, Tenn. to- wit:
Begit nirE ON the east sise Of tho tPst alley
east Of Third street at its intersection with
the south sid Of Jofferson strooi thence east
with the south line Of yedsTon street. lbo1S
feet; thence south 1854 foot TO- an alleys
thence west with the north side Of said alley
166m feet 70 tho a Ut alley east OF Third
street; thence with said alley 1851 feet 70
Terms Of SILICON = credit Of Z months;
note hearing interest, with security; hon re-
tanned; REDEEM ption barred.
The purchaser will be required 70 execute
tho nste imaediGtsIy or the property will
30 oaorod for sale agaiu NJ tho next 10 the
last bid. This March 3, 1887.
3. / MCDOWELL, CleTk and Master.
By D. y. Coleman. Deputy O. and N.
III nc. w. Haiakall. Solicitors.
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The House.

Mr.. Fain preseuted petition from
the citizens Of Unicoi county asking
that the carrying OF pistols be made
felony. Referred.
Mr.. Nicely offered a resolution for
the purpose Of compelling order in the
House, providing that members be
forced to keep their seats, and il they
fail to obey the presiding officer, that
they be fined and reprimanded. Lies
over.
NEW BILLS INTRODUCED AND PASSED
FIR5T READING.
To amend the charter OF the Uni
versity of Tennessee; relating to the
University Of Tennessee as to sppro.
priation.
To provids for the organisation of
corporations for the propagation OF
fish.
To regulate the profession Of archi-
lecture.
To protect hotel and boarding house
keepers.
When the bill to pay depositors in
the Bank OF Tennessee was reached
Mr.. Williams, OF Franklin, moved to
postpone indefinitely, bat it being sug-
gested that the bill should be referred,
he withdrew the motion and agreed to
the reference Of the bill to the Finance
Committee.
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTIONS.
Directing the Secretary of State to
have various election blanks printed,
with instructions as to making returns,
to be furnished to the Sheriffs through
out the State. Ooncurred in.
Proposing joint committee OF Ave,
two from the Senate and three frJm
the House, to ascertain whether and
upon what terms the present lessees
Of the penitentisry are willing to can
cal the lease, etc. Referred to the
Peuitsntiary Committee.
Providing for the appointment, by
the Governor, Of Commissioner to the
Cincinnati Industrial Exposition and
commending the same to tie people
of the Safe. Ooncurred in.
RESOLUTIONS LYING OVER.
House Joint resolution requesting
the resignation OF the trustees of the
University Of Tennesses on the
grounds of growing unpopularity,
small number Of studen Is, etc, recon-.
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ENGLAND.
The Reported Attempt to Assnssi-
nate the Gar DenAtd by N. De
HtAnI.

The Reported Attempt To Asshssi-
nate the Gar DenA'd by N. DE
Htanl.
LONDON, March 1.-THE report
printed by the Standard, that an unsuc.
cessful sttsmpt 10 assassinate the Gar
of Russia bad been msde,is utterly dis
credited by NJ. de- Staa, the Russian
Ambassador here. 10 an interview his
morning the Ambassador said he had
received no telegram in rela ion to
such an attempt, and that this was
sufficient evidence to convince him
that the report was unfnunded. II it
were true he would have received
dispatch long ago. The Ambassador
said he was about 10 attend service
in the Russian chapel in commemo a
ton OF the Cars accession to the
throne, and it was not likely that he
would leave the Embassy if there was
the least probability of any news OF
that character. The STANDARD, com.
menting on the reported attempt on
the Cars life, says: Such an exert
might be sufficient to turn the scale in
the direction OF war. FROM this poiut
of view the outrage is of the gravest
possible significance.
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SHELBY. MISS.
NOt n Sheffield or Chattanooga
Doom, bud san u Room.
lsPAoIAL TO rHE ArPRlL.l

lsPEOIAL TO TIM APPRAL.l
SHELBY, Miss March IA Again our
town b. oms"-not n Oh Ittanoo q or
Sheffield real estate boom, bot mer-
camille boom, one that comes 10 stay
This tine it comes in the shape OF the
completion OF two splendid business
hous1s, and one Ia slready filed wi h
large stock Of general merchandise,
and that prince OF merch nts and & )o d
fellows, Col. w. t. MlGshee, lately Of
Ooncordis, boasts of the prophet or
ship. Messrs. J. II. Static d 4 Co., OF
stafford, Miss, will coon occupy the
other house.
Our citizens are jubilant over the
prospect of the building Of the Green
vile and Lake Washington extension
north of the Louisville, New Orleans
and Texas railroad, or what ia known
as the "loop," rs the advantages this
point offers over oil others rs the point
for the intei section with the main
line cannot be disrsgarded by the
company and ia bound to secure for
us the road.
Mr.. ]. W. Person Of Port Gibson,
Miles,, passed through town today en-
r1u,e to his plantation near Concor-
dia.
Mr.. Parker OF Parker, Hart II Co.,
OF New Orleans. passed through yes
terday on his way to his magnificent
"Perthshire Place" near Concordia.
During .he past four or five days OF
sunshine planters are pushing forward
their work with q vim. Many are
blowing while few are planting corn.
A grand ball is on dit here, and as
soon as the programme Is fully ar
ranged will remember YOU,
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TIE BODY OF CAPT. EADS
Arrives NJ JasEsOnv He, Fla, from
Nassau.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA March lathe
body OF Capt. Eads arrived here from
Nassau today accompanied by his wife
and daughter, Mira. Hsz,rd. They
were met here by J. F. How, his son
in.law. They will leave on q privat'
car for ST.. Louis this evening. The
funeral will take place there on Thurs
day.
Capt. Eads suffered from a cold con-
trscted the winter before last, but
careful nourishment, il was thought,
would bring him through. March lst
he went yachting with friends. On
his return he complained OF severe
pains in the breast. Medical advie,
was summoned and everything pos
sible done TO arrest the disease, but
without avail, and at II o'clock Tues.
day morning, the 8 h instant, he ex.
pired. Capt. Eads's wife and daughter,
Mrs. Hazard, were at his bedside, and
accompanied the remains to this CITY.
Capt Eads WAS much wearied by his
winters work in Washington, in the
interest OF the Tehuantepec scheme,
and went TO Nassau for rest and re-
cuperation.
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Trustees Sale.

TTNDER snd by virtue Of a certain desd Of
~ trust executed on the 29th day OF JULY
1875, by U. b. Vance and Others 10 the ur der
ligned a. trustees, which 70 duly recorded IN
Shelby 90 lntY, in hook No. l62, page 22A
e'c., 10 which reference is here m ade, defauH
In the payment OF the incebtedness thereby
secured having been mRto, and at the r0-
quest OF tho b. nenOiaries therein, we wal, On
Saturday, April 2S, 1887,
a. the southwest corner of Main and Madf-
county, Tennessee, within lssal hours, soil
to the b CHEST bidder. for lsh, the following
descr' bed real and personal property,to witg
First=Thirty- sight hundred and ninety
dalune calvo Mining Company Qncorpo-
rated in Tennoeeeo), par value one hundred
dollars each. This stock viii bo sold In lots
Of 10 sbarc'i OF $1,000 Zach,
stock, ,ubjsct TO claim Of one BSattio, now in
lltiSatiOn.
Tbird--Also. tho following described real
estate. situated In Shelby county, Tennes-
interee ton OF the Shelby County turnpike
with Mclean avenue, containing four acres,
and being tho Same proper purchased by
9. II. Vance from tho estate Of lsaao HuyIon.
Also, lots No. hve, six, seven and eight, OF
the McGrath subdivision, 0ontaininR five
acres zach, and situated on The eist Of Mo
Lean. avenue extonoed, .Also, lot No. thIoo
OF said Mograth SUI division, bounded on the
tanning four and one. halt acres, adjoining
the above lots on the north. Also, lots No.
256, 60, ISL, a, IS, and az, As LAID down on
tho original :. az and survey Of tho town Of
Corinth, Ia Mississippi.
Fourih-Also a lot OF ground situated in
the 4, xing Dittrict Of Shelby co nty, Tom
nessec, commonly called city of Memphis,
on tho west side OF Shelby street, beginn ng
at point fifty feet south Of Huling streets
thence south thir y.iyo feet; thence vest
two hundred feet; thsnce north thirty i've
feet; thence east two hundred feel TO the be-
ginning, being IA part OF 10 z, Of block y,
hRv ne upon u now q twc'stOry and base
meDt brick ToBidoncet
Hfth-Alao, orc hundred shares 9f the
capital stock Of the PionecE Cotton Mil Com
Salee viii DO insd OF this property IN tho
order IN which IL 10 dsser bed.
Title believed TO be good, but we will sell
and convey ouly az trustees.
Memphis, Tenn, March Z, 1857
DAVID II, POSITION,
u. W MILLER,
Luke e. WRIGHT
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CHANCERY SALE
Oh
R E AL ESTATE.

No. 6332, R.--Chancery Court Of Shelby
CCupty-State of Tennessee, for use, etc,
vs., John Zent at ais.
10y virtue Of an interlocutory decree for
% sale entered In the 0bove cause on ths
10th day Of January, 1856, u. D. 81, page 129,
renewed March s, tSS6. N, b. 81, page $50,
1 viii sell st public auction, to tho high
est bidder, In front { { the Clerk and Masters
Office, at tho Maio street entrance OF the
courthouse Of Shelby county, Mon phis,
Tenn, on
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated In tho Texine District OF
Shelby county, Tenn, to-ujt;
North part OF lot 81. irobiing 2l4 feet on
tho cast side Of Front stree southeast cor
ner of Market street. First Ward, BY q Depth
OF 1857 iest, .,
Terms OF Salon . credit Of : months;
note viii approved 7scurly benri9E intor-
est, required; lion retained; redemption
barred. This March 3, 1854.
3 /. MoD0N ELL, 0lork and Master
BIT b. Caldwell, ID. Q. and u.
Metoalf 4 Walker, y. II, a 0. W. HsisS
kOll, solicitors
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LILLIAN NOrdica's Debut-Gen.
RuIler.

LONDON, March 1.-THE Times, re-
fe,rlng to the debut in London of the
American singer Lillian Nordics, says:
If all of Col. Mapleson's dsbutantes
are asl promising as Mile. Nordica ali
reasonable demands will be satisfied
by them"
Mr.. Balfour, Chief Secretary for Ire
land, stated in the House of Commons
this afternoon, in answer TO inquiries,
that the testimony given before the
Cowper Irish Land Commission was
published accurately as given. He
denied that any of this testimony had
either been condensed or altered, ss
has been alleged, respecting that given
by Gen Bnller.
The Times, in concluding an article
in today's issue on "Parnelism and
Crime" says: The closest confed.
eracy las been established between
the Parnellite chiefs and the Phoenix
Park murderers. Is it decent, in view
Of this, that the Gladstone Liberals
should cooperate with such men?
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CMANCERY SALE
-OF-
HI EAL E8 r. A n Il

No. $3.50, R.--Chanosry Court Of Shelby
County-P. n. White Va. Thomas Bsnja'
min OF ais.
10y Virtue Of an intoriocutoTy decree for
ID sale entered In the above ,anse on the
2lst day OF December, 1888, M. D. 30, page
as, ! will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder, in front Of tho Clerk and
Masters ONCE, at tho Main street entrance
Of the courthouse Of Shelby county, Mem
HaIIrday, March 20, 1887,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situated In Shelby county, Tom,
and in the Taxing District Of Shelby county,
Tenn, formerly the city Of Nom phia, to-wit:
An undivided one. half OF tho remainder
interest (subjeet TO the life estate Of v. II.
Flynno) Of two Ger tain lets or pareelg Of land,
knt Wn ~ lOts II and IL. block I. Of A,
Wrights subdi ision, as per plan recorded
In plat book /, page 10, heGi.ter's once OF
Shelby county, Tennessee, zach lot having
front Of 30 feet on the east side OF DAyieaVO-
nue and running back between parallel liner
Isl feet 10 an alley.
nSte With security; Non retained; Fsdsmp.
ton barred.
s. /. MCDOWELL, Clerk and Master.
By B. y. Coleman, d. O. and NJ.
ii. y. Dir, Sci. for compile.
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Nine. Nilsson wore a splendid parure
OF diamonds, a present from Baron
Rothschild. Numerous presents were
received from friends in London. A
fattering and kind telegram came
from the King of Sweden, and con-
grsiulatory kilograms from a host of
august percentages, including the
Prince and Princess OF Wales and the
Count and Countess of Paris. Just
before starting for Madrid news was
received of tbs death OF a brother of
the bride. This intelligence cast
gloom over the party. Upon their ar
rival at Madrid they will pay their
respects to the Queen.
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IRELAND.

Father Keller TO Answer for HIS
suspected Connection With the
Plan OF Campaign.
Cork, March 14-An amended
simmons has been served on Father
Keller at Youghal to appear before
the Bankruptcy Court and answer
interrogatoriss respecting his sus-
pected connection with the plan OF
campaign. IL is alleged that Father
Keller is acting as trustee for the
Ponsonby estate tenants, and that he
has in his custody the moneys tend
cred by the tenants to the agent of
the estate as rent in full, and declined
by him because the sums were less
than those demanded by the land
lord.
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DYAANITING TIE CAR.
By A PARTY OF NIHILIsrS, WHO
WERE ARRESTED.
Switzerland Preparing for a Finan-
cial Panic Cardinal Gibbons
Congratulated.

LONDON, March 14-2 AM.-The
Berlin correspondent Of the London
Times has received a cipher telegram
announcing the failure of an attempt
to kill both the Gar and Czsrins with
dynamite booms. The Berlner 1dge.
bait has received similar dispatch,
which adds that the leader of the
plot has been arrested and imprisoned
in the Fortress Of Peter and Paul.
The Daily Telegraph reports that a
party Of Russian Nlhilists, condemned
to exile, attacked a mail coach near
Tschita, shot the coschmsn and
guards, and stole $4,000 roubles in
paper and 10000 r1ubes in gold.
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Cardinal Gibbons Receives COngrat-
ulatlOma fro IN the Ghurc men.

uiatlOns from the Churchmen.
ROME, March 14.-From 10 o'clock
am. TO l o'clock p m. today Cardinals
Gibbons aud Tascherau received con.
Rrstulatiuns from lay and ecclesiastical
diplomats in the large hall of the Pro-
psgands where Cardinal congrega-
tions assemble. Near them stood
Bishops Kssne and Ireland, Secrssa-
ries Donaghue and Able Marois and
representative Of tweuty.one Oardi-
male. About six embassies to the Pope
presented their respects. Foreign Am
bsseadors and Ministers were received
in the adjoining hal, which the
CaTdin entered W tn their secreta-
ries and gentlemen in court costume.
Among the other notable visitors we're
the Armenian Patriarch of CONSTANT
nople; Mgr. Jscobini, Secretary of the
Propaganda, The Rector Of the Ere 1ch
Seminary; The RsctoTs of the Scotch,
English and Irish Colleges; the
Superiors of the Trappist, Supician,
August ian, franciscan and Domin-
icsn Orders; the Bishop Of V ersailles,
aud Archbishop Carr OF Melbourne.
The Rector of the English College
presented to each Cardinal copy OF
the decree for the qualification of Eng
lsh martyrs. Miss Lee, daught-
er of Gen. Lee, and Mrs. Selma
on, niece of the late President
Solmason, paid their respects in toe
afternoon. A similar reception will
be- held tomorrow. The Church of
Santa Maria del la Victoria, held by
the late Cardinal Jscobiai, Secretary
Of State, has been assigned to Cardinal
Tascherau, who will take possession
next Saturday. Cardinal Tsscherau
will depart for Havre on his way home
next Sunday. Archbishop Kirby, of
the Irish College, has invited Oardi-
nails Gibbons and Tsscherau to dinner
on the occasion Of the feast of st. Pat
rick. "A, ..
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Papal Promotio rs Announced.

ROME, March 14-News has been
received from Uganda, January "a,
showing that the Catholic and Prot
estant missionaries were sll well; that
quiet had been restored and that the
couvicts were still in hiding. At the
Papal Consistory today, the Pope al
nounced that Monsignori Di Rsndo,
Papal Nuucio at Paris; Rampolls Del
Tindsro, Nuncio at Madrid; Van
nutolli, Nuncio at Vienna; Msssola,
ex.Nuncio at Lisbon, and Bishop
'Giordani, Bishop of Ferrars, had been
created Cardinals. He also announced
the appointment of eight Italians, two
Spanish, one Portuguese and three
East Indian Bishops. The Pope did
not deliver a olitical allocution. He
merely said that several Cardinals
having recently died, he found it ex-
pedient to create others to fill the
vacancies.
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We Caution All Against Them.

The unprecedented success and
merit of Ely's Cream Balm-a real
cure for catarrh, hay fever and cold in
hesd-hss induced many adventures
to place cstlrrh medicines bearing
some resemblance in appearance,
style or name upon thu market, in Or
der to trade upon the reputation OF
Efy's Cream Balm. Don't be deceived.
Buy only Ely's Cream Balm. Many
in your immediate loo atty will testify
in highest commentator of it. A
particles is applied into each noJtril;
no pain; agreeable to use. Pice SOC.
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Students huspected.

LONDON, March 14.-A. dispatch
from st. Petersburg says that ak
students were arrested on the Nswskip
road, near the Autichikin Palace, hav-
in their possession quantity of ex.
plosives. THY were awaiting the
coming OF the Gar on his way to the
cathedral to lake psrt in the anniver-
eaIV services.
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The Reports of the attempt ON the
Cars Lie

LONDON, March 14.--In the House
of Commons today, Sir James Fergu.
son stated that the government had
been informed that SONS persons with
explosives in their possession had
been arrested in st. Petersburg yese
day, on the road which the Gar was
to have taken to attend serviceIwhich
was to have been performed in COM
memoration OF the late Gear, it being
the anniversary Of his death.
Dispatches from Frankfort, Berlin
and Vienna say that the bourse5 at
those places were weak today, in con-
sequence Of the rumors that an at.
tempt was made to kill the Gar.
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SWITZERLAND.

Preparing for n Financial Panic
which tbe Political Situation
warrants.
BERNIE, March 1.-The Swiss Fed
eral Council has asked the banks of
issue in the Republic to keep on hand
speSie to ss high an amount as posi-
bic above the legal minimum for the
purpose of being in a constant state Of
preparation against possible financial
panic. The request has caused uneasi-
mess and revived the fears based on the
European political situation, which
Swiss finanoiers say continues in what
Is described as "touchy" condition.
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The "Standard" Annoyed by Mr..
cham b erlain.

LONDON, March 14.-The Standard
manifests annoyance at what it cali
Mr.. Joseph Chambsrlain's endeavor TO
keep the Liberal Unionists an organi.
zation by the m selves and distinct as a
party from the Conservatives. The
Standard says that tnis is but making
a new system of political groups in
stead OF new system of parties, and
adds: "It the Liberal Unionists will
not support Conservatives, tho Con-
seryatives must be excused for r.
taliating by refusing 70 support Lib
eral Unionista.n
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BARRIERS AND DRUGGISTS.
The Governor VIII vei0 BILLS Re
feFring So Both.

The Governor VIII vei0 BILLS Re
ferring so Both.
ESPECIAL TO THR APPRAL.i
NASHVILLE. TENN, March li.-Par-
ties near to the Governor say he will
veto the barber and druggists billr,
and 1t Is even whispered that the sub
mission bill will meet the same fate.
TIE latter rumor is not believed,
though a good deal of uneasiness is
manifested by prohibitiouis.s over the
reports,
The House Finance Committee to.
night unanimously agreed to report
for rel lection the bill TO reimburse the
Bank Of Tennessee depositora
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quested to draw his warrant on the
Treasurer and in favor Of the Nashville
druggists for 50 cents for one god
headed cane, 60 cents for one Alaska
diamond pin, and 20 cents for one sill
YER s't-in all, 81 90. Applause. ]
Ruled out Of order.
Bill to repeal the pest law so far ne
it applies to Giles county amended so
rs to include the following counties:
0bion, Gibson, 0yerton, lawrence,
Wayne, Putnam, Meiga, johnson, Car
ter, ID Kslb, White, VanBuren, Hem
derson and Granger. Pa sed.
Adjourned.
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ZANZIBAR.
News From Emin hey.

ZANZIBAR, March IA, - News has
been received from Emin Bey to the
effect that in November last he went
to Uganda and that King Mivanga re-
fused to permit him to go through the
country. Then Enin Bev tried to el-
feet passage through Ksra0wa, on
the western shore Of Lake Victoria
Nyanza. In this be- failed also. He
then returned to Wadslia, leaving a
detachment of soldiers at Unyaro,
under the command of Oasati, his
soc European companion.
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Largo Shipments OF Grain.

ST.. LoUrs, Mo-, March 1.-THE tow.
boats Future CITY and A. NJ. Narton
LETT here this evening with seven large
barges laden with 227 900 bushels OF
corn, l77,0O0 bushels OF wheat and
1000 packages of miscellaneous
freight for New Orleans.
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SPAIN
To Overcome the Seunte's Obi &c ton
80 the Tobacco Monopoly.

10 overcome the SeuNte's obi &c ton
80 the TOb2ccO Monopoly.
MADRID, March Alt is believed
that Seniors SagGsts and MaTtos will
succeed in overcoming the Sena ties
objection to the tobacco monopoly,
which threatened to cause a Cabinet
crisis. The budget will be presented
to the Cortes tomorrow. The revsnus
is estimated at $l70,000,00 and the
expenditures at $3.50, 100000. The de-
Fl lit Is to be met by monopoly and
other makeshifts. The q oaling debt,
amounting to $3O,000,OO0, will not be
consolidated as VET.